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Although BPD and MD may coexist, the present study offers more arguments favouring the concept that they are not biologically linked and that BPD patients with depressive symptoms often experience an affective syndrome different from that in MD patients without BPD, in terms of quality and duration of symptoms and of the biological substrate.
Furthermore, lichen sclerosus and abuse may coexist, the second triggering the first one.
Most importantly, various strains of the same species may coexist in the same tank during the MLF.
With relatively abundant prey, tigers and leopards were seen to successfully coexist without competitive exclusion or interspecies dominance hierarchies that may be more common to the African savanna (where the leopard may coexist with the lion).
For example, when fitting patients with scleroderma into the current PH classification system, we assume that the presence of ILD excludes the presence of PAH, but this may not be true, as the two may coexist in the context of a common underlying disease process (scleroderma).
Therefore, we propose that reduced inhibition and thalamo-cortical hypoactivity, i.e. low cortical preactivation, may coexist, since the latter can promote the former via reduction of lateral inhibition during the stimulus repetition.
They may coexist in the same patient but the frequency of this association and its clinical significance is unknown.
Cholesterine polyps (arrow) must not be confused with gallbladder adenomyomatosis (line); however, the two alterations may coexist in the same patient.
The appearance is similar to that of lymphoid interstitial pneumonia, and the two processes may coexist in the setting of Sjögren syndrome Open image in new window Fig. 11 A man with amyloidosis presenting as cystic lung disease.
After that, the two pathways may coexist, and the first pathway is free to deteriorate through loss of function mutations in its genes.
In a dual filament model proposed, VF and MF may coexist at the same percolation path, and the formation and rupture proceed in a two-step fashion by choosing appropriate SET/RESET conditions.
